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recreated

adjective as in changed

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In 2022, when Matson won her fourth national championship as a player, she recreated a picture Jordan had taken after his fourth NBA championship, holding up four fingers, with a victory cigar in the mouth.

Exhibits include Bronze Age pottery fragments painstakingly recreated to reveal cooking ware and fine cups and bowls and a pot with a preserved, freshly cooked meal inside.

From BBC

Although the recreated Newsnight interview is the centrepiece of the film, perhaps the most pivotal moment is a scene in the first episode, where the prince meets Epstein in New York.

From BBC

We recreated the trial using newspaper articles from the time, but since a lot of things were missing from those newspaper articles, we recreated the “gaps” by making things up.

From Salon

Student Jack Brodie added: "I'm doing history, so I was really interested in seeing how this historical painting would be recreated."

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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